1) Your house looks dinky next to that mansion, Wilson.
2) One dinky screwdriver is the best you can come up with for a birthday present?
2) One dinky screwdriver is the best you can come up with for a birthday present?
by Diggity Monkeez February 22, 2005

by Diggity Monkeez January 21, 2005

Verbal disagreement between 2+ parties. An argument contains repeated presentations of conflicting views/opinions, along with added facts and logic to support the original statements.
Some argue that there can, theoretically, be an argument consisting of one person (some kind of internal conflict), but pah!, this is just a mulling process- a natural part of making any decision.
Some argue that there can, theoretically, be an argument consisting of one person (some kind of internal conflict), but pah!, this is just a mulling process- a natural part of making any decision.
The argument started out friendly, but after I was no longer able to mediate between the two parties, it evolved into a fist/foot/food-fight.
by Diggity Monkeez April 05, 2005

If a conjunction, the answer is "To join words and sentences."
Also a horrible pick-up line at bars.
Also a horrible pick-up line at bars.
Eugene: What's your function here?
Melvin: I oversee major projects and aid in the development of minor ones.
Tony: Hey baby, what's your function?
Tony is promptly slapped by Tina.
Melvin: I oversee major projects and aid in the development of minor ones.
Tony: Hey baby, what's your function?
Tony is promptly slapped by Tina.
by Diggity Monkeez March 27, 2005

Visible air pollution often seen hovering around big cities (Los Angeles). The word 'smog' comes from the combination of the words 'smoke' and 'fog'.
There were times when a face mask was required to walk safely around Toronto because of SARS; Los Angeles is still like that because of SMOG.
by Diggity Monkeez February 13, 2005

by Diggity Monkeez January 05, 2005

1) To make unhappy.
2) Unhappy; angry.
3) To defeat a favored opponent.
4) A victory over a favored opponent.
2) Unhappy; angry.
3) To defeat a favored opponent.
4) A victory over a favored opponent.
1) Eric upset Alexandra by buying her mints, as she thought he was implying her breath smelled bad.
2) Catherine was still upset; she hadn't gotten over Mary's rude behavior at the party.
3) Lucas upset Dino, the nieghborhood's best tennis player, in the best-of-three-set match.
4) The White Sox scored a major upset over the over the Twins when Buehrle pitched a comple-game shutout.
2) Catherine was still upset; she hadn't gotten over Mary's rude behavior at the party.
3) Lucas upset Dino, the nieghborhood's best tennis player, in the best-of-three-set match.
4) The White Sox scored a major upset over the over the Twins when Buehrle pitched a comple-game shutout.
by Diggity Monkeez February 17, 2005
